Heheh❤

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They were feline fine and did not need help.

Sooner the new owner gave him a PET scan 😅

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Yes, they tend to be male but my parents had an orange strip cat that gave birth!

@@Tempe1962 surprise :-)

@@Tempe1962female gingers are more common then a male calico.

yeah, around 70% of ginger cats are male, and around 99% of calicos are female

Compounded by trauma kitty helped them heal.

I just said that😂

When my mom was in hospice I went to visit and left my dog in the car. When the hospice administrator saw my dog he said “ bring it in, these people need some dog style comforting. My dog literally went room to room visiting everyone there. He seemed to know what was needed

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Indeed! They provide BP-lowering purrs, where the only 'side effect' is pure kitty love! 🐈🥰 Cats are definitely healers!

Most do check for an ID Chip If they were in the middle of nowhere, it's pretty safe to believe they were all alone in this world. I understand what you are saying!!!

@@carolbrownleehalbert3593 A poor lost pet can wander quite a distance. The sad thing is, there ARE abandoned pets and even some cats and dogs born feral, so people’s sympathy kicks in and I think they lean to assuming the animal must fit in one of these categories. But the default assumption should be that there is a heart-broken owner searching for their pet. Yes, the chips are great, but we can’t rely totally on that or judge people for not having that. My dog did not have a chip. It was only when I very reluctantly let my sister’s family watch him when I went on vacation that he got away - the very first day they had him! He didn’t bolt - he wasn’t that kind of dog - but a door was left open and he was gone for 3 hours before anyone noticed!! Ugh!!! This was like a toddler wandering away for 3 hours without anyone even noticing he was gone! 😥 I never left him with anyone else after that - only professional pet hotel facilities. I can understand if the animal is in terrible condition someone might assume it’s not a loved pet - and if there are actual signs of abuse then this is fair - but let a vet make this determination. A very scared, hungry, ragged-looking animal might just have been away from home for a week or two or even more. People should look on all social media sights in their area to see if anyone has posted about a lost pet. NextDoor is such an app/site. I see heart-breaking postings like this all the time there. And of course check with all shelters within at minimum a 10-15 mile radius of where the animal was found, more if in a rural area. Some animals of course can survive better on their own than others and wander great distances. A big thing is, don’t be quick to judge what the owners must be like. I saw a video of someone taking in a dog they found and they pointed at certain behaviors - like nervousness - to assert the dog had been abused. It was crazy! A loved dog away from home for days will of course be nervous and scared in most cases - especially if the dog was shy by nature. Again, I like the heart-warming stories of people loving animals they find and caring for them. But the viewers must be aware that a found animal could very well be someone’s beloved pet and therefore a sincere strong effort should be made to see if anyone has reported a missing pet in the area.